Sayyad 3-G: Iran's First Vertically Launched Naval Air Defense Missile
Iran has unveiled the 'Sayyad 3-G', its first long-range naval air defense missile capable of vertical launch, which significantly enhances maritime defense capabilities amid rising tensions with the U.S.
How the American Integrated System Protects Israel from Iranian Missiles
A military expert outlines the strategic implications of the United States' naval presence in the Middle East in the context of Israeli security against Iranian missile threats.
Now Israel mounts David's Sling on ships: missile defense expanded
Israel has successfully tested the David's Sling missile defense system on naval platforms, marking a strategic shift in its security posture.
Defense: Disrupted Suspicious Drone
The Swedish Armed Forces reported that they disrupted a suspicious drone flying over Swedish waters after it was detected by a naval vessel in Öresund.
Discovery of Western-style artillery battery designed by Katsu Kaishu reveals tense conditions of the late Edo period in Takatsuki, Osaka
A Western-style artillery battery designed by naval officer Katsu Kaishu, crucial for late Edo period defense strategies, has been discovered in Takatsuki, Osaka.
Iran announces test of new naval air defense missile in Strait of Hormuz as US military buildup continues
Iran has successfully tested a new naval air defense missile during military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz amid growing U.S. military presence in the region.
Iran Surprises the World with a Hypervelocity Missile and Platforms React
Iran has shocked the world with the announcement of a new hypervelocity missile during naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran tests new naval air defense missile amid tensions with the United States
Iran has tested a new long-range naval air defense missile, the Sayyad-3G, during military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz amidst rising tensions with the United States.
Race for Swedish warships - for billions
A competitive bid for Swedish warships is underway, with contracts potentially worth up to 60 billion kronor at stake.
The Armed Forces are not getting power: - I expect this will be resolved
Norway's defense sector is facing power supply issues as Ramsund Naval Station is denied electricity by Statnett, leading to calls for prioritization of military-related energy access.
Power Crisis for Norway's New Submarine Base
Norway's defense sector faces a setback as Statnett rejects its request for increased power capacity at the Ramsund naval station, where new submarines are to be stationed.
Naval Forces: National Exercises in the Myrtoan Sea and Argolic Gulf
The Hellenic Navy conducted national exercises in the Myrtoan Sea and Argolic Gulf aimed at enhancing operational readiness.
Navy reports 37% progress in the construction of a new Multipurpose Ship
The Mexican Navy has reported a 37% progress in the construction of a new Multipurpose Ship, which is set to enhance naval operations by 2029.
POSCO develops high ductility steel and armor steel for naval vessels for the first time in Korea
POSCO has developed high ductility steel and armor steel for naval vessels, marking a first in South Korea and gaining certification from Korea Register (KR) for safety and quality.
Submarines are sailing slowly, but to the goal
Poland is negotiating a significant arms purchase involving submarines while emphasizing domestic industrial development.
China relies on hypersonic glide mini-missiles: what we know about Beijing's weapon
China is advancing its hypersonic weaponry by developing small glide missiles designed for launch from naval and anti-aircraft cannons.
China is developing mini hypersonic glide missiles that can be fired from 80mm naval gun
China is advancing the development of compact hypersonic glide missiles capable of being launched from 80mm naval guns, achieving speeds of Mach 6 and targeting enemy aircraft over 20 kilometers away.
Naval Forces: 'Frontline' Frigates, a Career with Mission and Raises
The Greek Navy is launching a campaign to attract future officers and non-commissioned officers with a new promotional video that highlights a career in the navy as a mission-driven and prideful service to national defense amid uncertain times.
India revealed its superweapon: Nothing like it has ever appeared before (vid)
India has unveiled its long-range anti-ship missile, designed to enhance its naval capabilities during a recent military parade.
Putin moves the spy ship: high tension in Japan
A Russian spy ship has been spotted operating near Japanese waters, raising immediate concern among Tokyo's Self-Defense Forces.
"Golden Dome" and Ships: Why Greenland is So Strategically Important for Trump
The article discusses why US President Donald Trump views Greenland as strategically important for America's missile defense in light of perceived threats from Chinese and Russian naval activities.
Greece welcomes the frigate 'Kimon' – Live images
Greece celebrates a significant day for its defense and Navy with the arrival of the first Belharra-class frigate, 'Kimon,' alongside ceremonial participation from various naval vessels.
Dendias: We welcome 'Kimona', the first Greek Belharra frigate, a symbol of a new era for the Navy
The Greek Navy welcomes the 'Kimona', its first Belharra frigate, accompanied by historical ships, marking a new era in naval capabilities.
Laser Weapons: Rheinmetall and MBDA Plan Collaboration
The defense companies Rheinmetall and MBDA are planning to establish a joint venture by April to develop laser weapons for naval use to defend against drones.
Heroic defense: the day the Spanish Empire lost Gibraltar to the English
In August 1704, English Admiral George Rooke and Prince of Hesse-Darmstadt led a naval assault with over 60 ships and 4,000 men to capture Gibraltar from the Spanish Empire.
China to lead joint naval drills with Brics nations in South African waters
China will lead joint naval drills with Brics nations in South African waters, marking the first defense cooperation under the Brics framework, involving Russian and Iranian navies.
Taiwan: Dozens of Chinese aircraft crossed the median line in the last day, maintaining readiness
Taiwan's defense ministry reported that 77 Chinese aircraft and 25 naval vessels operated around the country in the past day, following Beijing's large-scale military exercises near the island.